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Why customers love Willful
“It's a gift to be able to put everything down for people that you're leaving behind.”
– Celine
“It's no longer hanging over my head. I felt confident that no matter what happened, everything would be okay.”
– Kelly
“It was all done in the comfort of our home, on our living room couch.”
– Vanessa
"Becoming a new mom, I want to know that if something were to happen to me, I have the right things in place."
– Linn
Yes. An online will made with a platform like Willful is legal in Canada. However, some steps need to be taken for it to meet the criteria for a legal will in Canada. Each Willful will comes with detailed instructions for signing and witnessing so you can feel confident that you have a legally-valid will.
Read more about online wills in our Learn Centre
You don’t need a lawyer to draft your will. In Canada, as long as the will is in writing, signed by you and two adult witnesses who are present simultaneously, it’s legally valid. The signed original should be stored safely where your executor or family can access it. However, if your estate is complex, consulting a lawyer may be a good idea.
Read the full article in our Learn Centre
Creating a legal will involves abiding by provincial and territorial laws. We are working with our team of estate lawyers to expand across Canada.
Our wills are currently available to residents of all Canadian provinces, including Ontario, Alberta, B.C., Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, PEI, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan.
We are also available to residents of Quebec. Visit our site for Quebec residents